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Non-State Actors from the Perspective of the Policy-Oriented School: Power, Law, Actors and the View From New Haven

Law needs Power for enforcement of its rules; Power utilizes Law for creating conditions of stability that enhance its salience. Yet when the New Haven school tries to include international law in its power-oriented view of international relations, it ends up with a misleading two-dimensional descriptivism.

Date posted: June 1, 2010
; Last revised: July 18, 2011

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D'Amato, Anthony, Non-State Actors from the Perspective of the Policy-Oriented School: Power, Law, Actors and the View From New Haven (May 29, 2010). PARTICIPANTS IN THE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL SYSTEM: MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES ON NON-STATE ACTORSIN INTERNATIONAL LAW, Jean d'Aspremont, ed., 2011; Northwestern Public Law Research Paper No. 10-23. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1612488